"I went back to my garden. I like to photograph it, I need it. Something is changed, a small movement, to the surface. I haven't moved too much after all." Il Giardino continues the journey started with Radici. As in his previous chapter, the narrative is built by following the urgency to accumulate: collecting images that surround and testify the author's daily life. New themes of landscape, distance, and horizons introduce fresh dimensions. The birth of his son in a hospital room framed beside a pink neon 'Paradise' sign anchors the narrative. Text by Violetta Bellocchio.